The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 17, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PUKELT PERSONAL
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SJoTem^its of aflny P**pl?t 5ewkerrians,
and Tfco*e YTk? VMt
3Sr. W. H. Andereon of Greenwood
% visiting his brothers in Newberry.
J?r. and .Mrs. C. B. Spinks returned
Saturday from Florence.
Miss Luia Lominick of Pomaria
spent a few days here last week wita
.ier cousin, Mrs. P. B. Asbill.
miss .naigaiei jeie: <JJL usie 10
~?is2ting her schoolmate, Miss Grace
"Wiibur.
v s. George Flanagan and little son
ttrt visiting frinds in .Newberry.?
Clinton Chronicle, 12th.
Miss Nora McKellar is in Newberry
spending some time with friends.?
Greenwood Index, 12th.
Dr. J. P. Puckett was called to
' dewberry yesterday on account of
: 21je serious illness of his brother.?
Anderson Mail, 12th.
Messrs. Earle and Glenn Bullock of
the National Guard have returned to
Greenwood from spending the weekrtmi
In Newberry.
Miss Mildred At>rams y>f Newberry
Trifll arrive in the city today to visit
Misses iiuth and Lucile Wilkerson.?
. Greenwood Index, 14th.
Miss Amelia Hudgens, who has been
r tik^-'guest Miss Majories % Ropp for
- several days, has returned to her homo
is Newberry.?-Gray Court cor. G-reenNTi31e
News.
j ?
.air. James uamaru aih reium una
week to Charlotte to resume his du'ties
with the Southern Bell Telephone
tjompany, having recovered from his
.yecent illness.
Miss Lizzie Xeel, as principal, and
^Jiss Annie Halfacre, as assistant
teacher, have accepted these positions
in the Johnstone academy school to
wiich they were recently elected.
'.Mrs. Rub^JShealy and children have
gone for a^three weeks' stay with
r friends In podges and Newberry ?
* Trenton cEdgefield Chrronicle,
:12th. \
Miss Anna Harms made a short vis?it
to friends here Tuesday, en route
-to Newberry, where she will visit her
brother, Dr. Henry Harms.?Johnston
cor. Edgefield Chronicle, 12th.
Miss Isabelle Y/icker, after spending
some time here, left on Tuesday
-znorning for a visit to relatives in
:Newberry, S. C.?Beaufort Gazett?,
\ 13th.
Mrs. El H. Bowman, Miss Woodie
jBowman, little Miss Ella and Emory
TBowinan are spending the summer at
3frs. Bowman's former home, Cedar town,
Ga.
Mr. Gordon Leslie has returned to
"Newberry. He has been connectcd
the Acme Film company at
'Brims wick. Ga., making moving pictures.
{J&rdon says, after all there
|5<ik/?i*ce like old Newberry.
Prof/S.'J. Derrick, Dr. Geo. B. Croy
def, Dr. J. H. Harms, Dr. V. Y. Booz?.
sr a3hi others will be among the
. speakers ^at the Newberry-Summer-?
! -x f.V,? 97fK
* ?83111 yeaiiiuu ai uciiuai vrii wv ? uv
f instant.
"Miss^KaOieTine Garlington presided
"Sit the pipe organ at Central Methor*
-dist' dhnrcli Sunday, in the absence of
- ilie organist, Miss Mazie Dominick,
^ who was unable to be present on acc
*x>ant of the illness of her brother,
.Mr. J. Claude Dominick.
Mr. X J. Cashin of Augusta was in
"Xpwhftrrv Friday. He bought $85
^wwtli of White .Swiss Mundane pig eons
from Mr. Henry H. Kinard. He
same here to buy pigeons. Newberry
:5s known abroad for many things, and
*ts a good place to leave your cash-in.
Dr. J. Henry Harms was one of the
speakers last Friday at the annual reunion
of Newberry and Summerland
colleges, which was held at St. Matthews
Lutheran church, near Cres ton.
Mrs. R. L. Tarrant and children of
"Newberry have been visiting Mr. and
TMrs. S. J. Kilgore. Mrs. S. B. Jones
aand Misses Marion and Frances Jone3
Newberry are che guests of Mrs.
1H. Arthur Copelanri.?Clinton Chronicle,
12th. i
Miss Edith Barnettv and Elmer
Griffith have returned from a visit to
~Miss Ruth ^fcoore in Newberry. Miss
^Moore accompanied them home and
will spend several weeks liere
--with relatives and friends.?Greenwood
Index, 14th.
Summer & Hemphill, architects,
iiave ibeen chosen architects for two
Jail buildings which will be erected
.at once, one at Laurens and the othf.sr
at Newberry. The Newberry bulldog
will cost 1^0,000 and the one at.
"Lanrens $40,000.?Greenwood Journal.
Mrs. Chrissie MoWhirter has returned
after a month's stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Lipscomb, at
"New Brunskwick, N. J. Mrs. Mc
"WHirter was accompamea nome oy
"Miss Lipscomb, who will spend the
remainder of the summer here.?
.'Jonesville cor. Spartanburg Herald.
Miss Roslyn Summer of Pomaria
-will discuss "Missions in the Sunday
'School," and the Rev. S. C. Ballentins
Thrill lead In the singing at the annaal
J
(Sunday normal of the Southern sooi
Terence of the Lutheran synod of
| South Carolina at Orangeburg Tuesj
day and Wednesday.
j Acting Jftrst Sergeant A. C. Jonos, of
; of the Coast artillery company of
| the Coast Artillery company of Spar!
tanburg, spent from Saturday to Sunj
day in Newberry with his sister, Mrs.
; W. C. Schenck. Tfie rormer nome
friends of Sergeant Jones were glad
: to see him.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilds of Ridgej
way are spending several days with
i their son, Mr. W. E. Wilds, Jr., at the
| Newberry hotel. Mr. Wilds, Sr., says
he is very much impressed with Newj
berry. He likes the city and thinks
| his son has a fine place here to do
| his work as telegraph operator at the
j western umuu uiuuc.
j Dr. J. C. Sease of Little Mountain
and Dr. C. A. Pinner of Peak, graduj
ates of the South Carolina Medical
j coilege, class of '17, have been grant|
ed licenses to practice medicine and
: surgery in this State. They are
. among others who stood the examinaj
tion before the State board of mediI
cal examiners last June.
i
I Mr. A. H. Dickert has returned from
Atlanta, where he went to have his
eyes examined for treatment, from
which he derived benefit. His son,
Mr. E. S. Dickert, who accompanied
i him to Atlanta, took a trip to Coweta,
Ga. Some of the boys over there
wanted to know if he ever saw a
Coweta calf. It was not a new get
| off, but up to that time Mr. Dickert
I "hod r>omr COAT) a C.nWfitiL 0.2.1 f.
j llau WWM W. WW --
I Homer Wheeler and Boyce Mills,
from the Prosperity High school;
j Luther Crumpton, St. Phillips; Rich|
ard Hipp and Ernest Kinard, Pomaria;
| Furman Sterling, Rush River, and
! Jno. B. Leitzsey, Silverstreet, took the
j examination Friday for the two va!
cant four-year scholarships Clemson
college. Roy Cromer, from the Zion
school, took the examination for the
teacher scholarship, University of
South Carolina.
Dr. J. A. B. Sscherer was in the city
a short while last Friday with Dr.
Cromer. He is well remembered here
as a former president of Newberry
college. He is president of the Throop
Polytechnic institute, Pasadena, Cal.
Dr. Scherer is a member of the council
of national defense in Washington
and his visit to South Carolina is in
the interest of the patriotic work that
* ' 1 A~ Otola
is ?>emg aone uere iu yuu uuc
on a war footing.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
.Mr. Jackson Abrams is filling the
place of janitor at the etmrt house
until one is appointed.
Miss Sara Davis wiif return today
from a pleasantly extended visit ta
relatives in Hendersonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Wilson of
I Great Falls ape visiting her son, Mr.
Wv A. Wherry.
Mr. P. F. Baxter and family motored
to Clinton Sunday, visiting the
families of Messrs. Simpson and Denson.
Dr. W. E. Pelham, Sr., returned
Saturday night from Macon, Ga., after
a visit there to Mrs. Pelham, who is
visiting relatives in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Coates of Rich?
? V?Ar on^
mond, 'va., are vreums u? JLUVlu^i u>uu
sister, Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Davis at
Helera.
The W. C. T. U. will ^eet with
Mrs. Mary Wright Tues-. ifternoon
at 5:30.
For riding his wheel on the sidewalk
David Hayes had to pay his little
one dollar bill, by order of the recorder
Monday.
National Guardsman Emmett Counts
came from Greenwood to spend the
w-ppV-p.nd with his parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. M. A* Counts.
Mr. James T. Crews, chief of the
Laurens fire department, paid a fine
tribute to Brown Franklin, a well
known negro, who was a celebrated
fire fighter.?Exchange.
Dr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Kinard, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Kinard and daughter,
Miss Louise, motored from Ninety Six
Simdav and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Clary.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Epting went to
the Greenville, hospital last week
and both underwent operation for the
removal of their tonsils, and are doing
well.
This paragrapher would almost as
soon serve as judge at a baby show
as on an exemption board, frantically
shrieks the Greenville Piedmont, to
which we agree.
Mrs. Lina Burn went to Columbia
last Thursday to see her son, Ben,
i who Is a member of the National
J Guard. She was accompanied by her
' niece, Miss Ltna Melton.
| While Mr J. W. Bannister was at
his work in the Newberry cotton mill
one day last week he had some fing-j
ers injured in the machinery, the tip
j of one finger "being cut off.
I Quarterly conference will be held
at Central Methodist church Sunday
morning after the 11 o'clock sermon/
1 i
J
which will be preached by Presiding
Elder Herbert.
; The Dacusville singing convention,
which met with Mount Carmel kibt
first Sunday aitarnoou. was asuces.5.
? Kasley Progress. They can have
singing conventions everywhere ex
I cept in Aewoerry."
Seventeen apples in a cluster like
i
I a bunch of graces eauie in Friday
from Mary Burton, colored, near
Garys. Of course the 'apples were
| small, but they were considerably
: larger than grapes.
Miss Mamie Annie Kinari returned
to her home at Ninety Six Monday alter
spending two weeks in Newberry
with Mrs. J. H. Clary. She was ac[
companied by her grandmother, Mrs.
. P. G. Strother.
| - There are some opera house going
| people we are thinking of who will
j be just dying to see "The Undying
; Flame," as portrayed by Madame PeI
trova, which will be preseated Tuesi
day.
, You will go to see "America?That's
j All," at the opera house 'Wednesday.
i Bet it will be a good picture. We
i _ ... _
j wish those fellows who aunt we say
too much about pictures will just kindj
ly pass by this notice. Only go to
, see the picture, that's all.
1 Out of *87,000 men to De selected
; for the First National army, 10,081
will be called from South Carolina.
Of the State's number, .Mewberry's
quota is 311. This county is credited
: with 97, leaving 214 to be selected.
i
Lieutenant Prank W. Cha pman has
returned to Washington to resume his
j duties in the engineering corps now
' doing construction work for the government
near that city. He paid a brief
week-end visit here to Mr:;. Chapman
and other relatives. j
; Mr. and Mra. W. M. Dorroh, Mis 9
I Nina Maude Cliappell and Miss Har:
riett Adams motored to Columbia Sunday
to visit Sergt. Jack Cliappell of
the National Guard on the eve of his
.departure from that city with the
regiment.
Back fire damaged Mr. Oscar Pet!
erson's new Ford car to the extent of
j $15 or $20 Sunday morning. It hap
I pened near the Baptist church at
j preaching hour. The blaze shot up
1 high and fast hut Mr. Peterson, after
hard work succeeded in puttting it
out I
; Those who go Tuesday will see a
story of Egypt and the Spinxes, "with
all the alluring, witching mystery oC
that fascinating country," as depicted j
by Ogla Petrova, the celebrated Ru3-!
sian actress of international . fame, j
!???. _ OT??,a'> ,1,9 c Tx.'^ir?r? anid !
? 1 lie UUUJiLLg r iOLuc 10 Ci 1. ? |
i mysterious story. I
i - |
j Our Monthly, in its Jily number,
acknowledges the donatio i of ^ bar-!
rel of flour from Mr. J. A- Burton of
| Newberry, to the Thornwell orphanage,
^nd $15.42 from Aveloigh Sunday
school for the support fund, witn j
j $1.75 from Smyrna 'Sunday school.
, Miss Mary Paschal returied on Mon|
day to her home at Mt. Oarmel, A:b|
beville county, after a pleasant visit
! to relatives in iNewDerry ana iuauning.
She was accompanied by her
j cousin. Miss Kathleen Hayes, who
will spend the two week* of her vacation
at Mt. Carmel.
Another treat is in store for those
who go to the opera hous.e Thursday.
All who saw "George Bebun, the fam!
ous character actor as th* Italian ice
man in "His Sweetheart," and as the
old French piano teac'ier in "The
! Bond Between," will want to see him
' in "The Marcellini Millions," the story
of an Italian trucH gardener who
cMTyMonltr finria himself possessor Of
OUVlUVlAi^r
: millions, and whose wife, much to his
disgust, insists that he live up to
them.
The Spartanburg Herald of Sunday
' prints a cut of "The Southern Rail'
way employes who got together In
Spartanburg," and in the list of those
' present at the "Get Together" meeting
in that city on the 8th instant we
jsee: E. U. Livingston, agent, Old
i Town; C. W. Sawyer, agent, Pomaria;
T,. Amick. mimper. Pomaria; T. S
Lefler, agent, Newberry: P. L. Lang-1
ford, agent, Prosperity; J. F. Ed-1
mimds, agent, Blair; C. IB. Pitts, section
foreman, Chappells; W. S. Spearman,
agent, Chappells, a:id D. J. DeHart,
agent, Silverstreet.
j Are you going to the Normal? Dr.
j J. Henry Harms asks this question
i
'through the Lutheran Church Visitor.!
He 15'eaiiS the gce&t South Carolina
Sunday school Normal, August 11-17,
: at Newberry college, as ie says. He
I asks another question "Will you
. be a Ncrmalite this year?" And he
adds: "If you knew the good things
that have been planned y<>u would cer- j
tainly plan to attend." Every year
I new names are added to the list of
"Normalites." (That's Dr. Harms'
word.) .Among the members of the
I faculty will be Prof. S. J. Derrick,
Miss Sadie Goggans and Miss Mayme
Swittenberg; "and Mrs. E. C. Cronk,
" -L-ll? ?? J Ann*aa<i rtf ?+?r?V
"Wiiose tain-H aiiu vuujomi
never fail to quicken anci inspire," to
use the language of Dr. Harms.
There will be a picnic at New-bsrry
I Fill near Mr. B. M. Saber's old hom-a.'
Thursday. July 19th. Everybody in|
vited.
I Ask Your self These Questions!
"Whea You Are Disabled or Sick.
Will your income stop?
Will your grocer .quit sending the
bill the first of the month?
Tifiii *: ?? 1? i '? '? '
i win muss ue xutruer ior your lam1
"y *
j Who will pay your rent?
Who will pay your doctor bills?
fWlll your family expense increase?
Who will keep your home together?
If you cannot spare a few dollars
, now for insurance, how will you get
j along when your income stops? j
| Do you want to let the North Amer- j
j ican look after these matters for you?
i If you do?Insure today! Tomor-i
i rnvv ma.v ho tnn latp' FWilavc ar<> c?T ? I
| ways costly! $25 weekly will look
1 "mighty good when you have beej i
j disauled by accident or sickness."
JULIUS B. BOOZER,
i General Agent, North American In- i
| surance Co.
Endorsed by F. H. McMarter, in-'
surance Commissioner of South Caro- j
; lina. Geo. W. Kinard, Prospertiy,? >
! agent. W. A. Counts, Little Mountain,
agent.
i Agents wanted.
i Ad.vt. j
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SfKUlAJL NOTICES I
I I
1 'WANTED?3000 ot more laborers and j
' carpenters for work in construct- j
| ing Government CANTONMENT |
! near Columbia, S. C. Quartern for!
\ boarding and sleeping men right od (
| the grounds. Don't wait to write j
Knf r*r\nt a DlAr^fir r\C ninwl* I
wuu cvuit. x I^LXLJ KJL IU1 ^ ~ [
erybody and good wages. Be pa-1
: triotic and dp your bit. Lets train
| the boys before they're sent to the
| front.. Take receipt for railroad
fare, which, we will refund to you
i after you have worked a week;
HARD AW AI CONTRACTING 0. I
Columbia, ?L C.
7-17-tf ;
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! I will sell at public auction in the
i town of Prosperity on. the 25th day
of July, 1917, (Saturday) one dark
bay mare, sound and good family
animal. Terms cash. B. B. HARE.
7-18-ltp
' , ,, I, I I , m
Lookout Mountain Seed Irish Potatoes.
We are expecting a shipment
the middle of the w^ek. Book your
orders. Johnson McCrackiit, Co.
! 7-17?tf
. . i
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For Sale?Porto Rico Molasses by
Jofcason McGraclan Co. i
7-13-t t '
, -!
Pressing (Plab?Will also do- repairing. |
Work guaranteed. Prices reason.
able. Mrs. J. H. Odgen,. 802 0 Neall
St., Newberry. 7-10-tf ;
. i
Stop, Look, Listen?We are roadv to
grind your Jorn and Wheat.' Have
for sale, corn meal wheat bran,;
middling, whole wheat flour and I
| fine flour. We want your grinding.!
Farmers Oil Mill,
7-3-9t J. H. Wicker, Mgr. j
np no frnn whil D f"h Q i
l/ain^ ,?uui ovxap ia vu * ?jl?j v vuw ;
price is high. Langford <fc BuzhardL'
8-26-8tp
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Opera House 1
PROGRAMME j
j Tuesday, Jalv 17.
Paramo mi t Pictures Present* W
MADAME FKT.KOYA
?in?
*THE UNDYING FLAME.*' #
Five Reels.
Also the 11th Episode of
"THE CRIMSON STAIN MYSTERY.*
Wednesday, Jaly IS.
Tr.angle lectures- Present
JACK DEYEREAUl
?in?
"AMERICAN?THATS ALL." ,
Five Reels.
Also a
TRIANGLE C03TEDY.
I
Thursday, Jaiy 19.
Paramount Pictures Present
GEORGE BERAX
?in?
*TH? JIARCELLINI MILLIONS.*
Five Reels Morosco.
For Cotton Weigher, Pomaria.
. To the Voters of The Pomaria Cot to*. r
Weighers Association:
I hereby offer myself' for reelection
to the officc of Cotton: Weigher,
for this association and pledge
myself to serve you to the best of say*
abtffty if re-elected;
J. E. COUNTSi
Bids I^Vited.
We invite bids until July 21, 1917,
for one and two ton trucks without
top or body. Right reserved to r*- ^
ject any or all bids.
J. C. SAMPLE,
' 7-13-3t Supervisor.
Bank Your
5 Home.
oman or Odd
5 ' r
;\
i Account with this
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k is proua or iu
easoo.
count to-day, add
h week, or moath
ow you will have
s to be proud too.
re Bank S
f the People"
n
Electrically Equipped
3 Cell Willard Storage
Auto-Lite Starter
Bendrix Drive
Conneticut Ignition
Full Two Unit System
NONE BETTER MADE
with Minimum Weigh* I jij
5, makes riding very easy
UUST 1st, 1917 I
ctory, $550 I ^
ctory. $535
ctory, $635
ctoryj $620 <
erson, Newberry, S. C
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